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The statistics log reports condenced performance oriented information in following format:
timestamp fileid dt1 dt2 state $channel/$host 812876190 90401-2 0 5 ok usenet/- 812876228 90401-1 0 7 ok usenet/- 812876244 90401-1 0 1 ok local/gopher-admin 812876244 90401-1 0 5 ok smtp/funet.fi 812876559 90401-1 0 21 ok smtp/utu.fi |
The original spoolfile ctime (creation time) stamp in decimal.
Spoolfile name after the router has processed it.
The time difference from spoolfile ctime to scheduler control file creation by the router.
The time difference from scheduler file ctime to the delivery that is logged on.
What happened? Values: ok, ok2, ok3, error, error2, expiry
Where/how it was processed.
At syslog facility the system logs also material, if it has so been configured.
Different subsystems do different logs, they are described below.
The smtpserver may log in multiple formats:
where TASPID: A spool-id that is valid throughout message lifetime in the system, and should be long-term unique, even. (Per system.)
The router does syslog() in following format:
taspid: from=<addr>, rrelay=smtprelay, size=nnn, nrcpts=nnn, msgid=str |
Where:
The TA-SPOOL-ID — A spool-id that is valid throughout message lifetime
the envelope source address
the message ``rcvdfrom'' envelope header reports.
Total message size in bytes (envelope+headers+body)
Number of recipients for this message
The ``Message-ID:'' header content
The transport agents log in following format:
taspid: to=<addr>, delay=dd, xdelay=xx, mailer=mm, relay=rr (wtt), stat=%s msg |
Here the fields are:
The ta-spool-id — A spool-id that is valid throughout message lifetime
Destination address in whatever form the transport agent uses.
Delay from message arrival to the system to this logging moment
Delay during this processing attempt — tells how much time this time was spent to process the message.
Tells what ``channel'' was used.
Reports on which host the message is relayed thru (``wtthost''), and for SMTP, also (in parenthesis) what was the relay's IP address.
What status was achieved: ok*, delayed, failed, ... {\bf\Large CHECK!}
Arbitary text line from whatever system is out there.